Delicious coffee and breakfast burritos wonderful staff. And the fact it's a old gas station adds…read moreto the atmosphere. Thank you for being so welcoming. I'll be visiting again.

The lemon matcha alone is worth the trip--bright, refreshing, and perfectly balanced with just the…read moreright citrus kick. It seriously hit the spot and felt like the kind of drink you keep thinking about after you leave. I've been hearing about this place ever since I moved to Colorado, and I finally made my way over--and it didn't disappoint. From the outside, it almost looks like a converted old gas station, which adds to its charm but definitely had me double-checking my GPS to make sure I was in the right place. Parking is a bit limited with a small lot out front plus some street options, but once you're in, the vibe makes up for it. There's a good mix of indoor and outdoor seating--benches outside, plus a cozy setup inside with couches and tables. It leans very work-from-home friendly, with lots of people on laptops but still a relaxed, welcoming feel. Their menu has a solid selection of matcha, coffee, and baked goods, but the lemon matcha completely stole the show for me. Pair that with the calm noise level (perfect for reading or getting some work done), and it's an easy spot to settle into for a while.

I love Moonflower Coffee and the concept of the food trucks using an old gas station property. They…read moreare all so creative and offer comfort and many menu choices to customers. It is a wonderful and fun experience! Great service and unique atmosphere.

Say it ain't so? A brand new coffee shop and food truck park in my neighborhood? We've been dying…read morefor a place like this for the four years we've lived here! Full Tank Food Park came out of left field. I've driven by/walked by a thousand times these last four years and often contemplated, "should I buy this place myself?" It was a long ignored, abandoned gas station. And now the owners have cleaned the space, decorated the inside, and boom, there's a permanent coffee shop, a quaint living room/communal workspace and food trucks on site. Their grand opening was this past weekend. Moonflower Coffee are slinging the beans and the coffee was very good. We ordered two black Americanos and sat for awhile. We look forward to trying their special seasonal creations! The food truck situation is still in the works. The goal is to have more vendors on site, host events, and sell cocktails. It's still in the process and they're looking at being in full swing next month (November 2023). I am so happy this didn't get turned into condos. Thanks for keeping Colfax cool and reimagining an old building. Excited to see what's to come!

Delicious breakfast burritos and lattes! Peppermint mocha was warm and great for the cold morning…read more Nutella pastry was a tad dry but flavor was good Cute little place with pop-up events inside and nice workers!

Side Pony - a hidden gem and such a great find. Extra points for the tiny side garage accessible…read moreoff the side street. It's W Colfax, so parking is a bear, lol. First, Side Pony is sassy and I loved it immediately. Lots of cozy nooks to settle into - loved the simple but classy decor and the coffee and cocktail options. Even though I met a coworker for coffee here, I still had so many cool NA drink options, excluding even caffeinated options. I finally landed on their Sparkling Matcha Lemonade - so good and a bit tart. Love. My friend ordered a gorgeous latte. Two fans here. We also shared their Jalapeno Cheddar Queso. It was so incredibly good with the cheese beautifully melted and spicy. I could have taken a bowl home with me and eaten it with a spoon. YUM. The staff were amazingly cool as well, checking in on us every so often and super friendly. Easy 5 stars. Will be back and it will be soon.

Met a coworker here for an afternoon cuppa tea. First, wow - what a cool space! We loved the…read moreseating options, the bar in the back and all the cozy warm vibes. This space was such a cool find, particularly on West Colfax. Way to elevate the neighborhood! The gentleman taking our order was fabulous and helped me to choose dark roast beans for my love and his stocking. Next up, as it was late afternoon, that means no caffeine for me, so he also suggested a lovely seasonal drink with Warsaw in the name. It was lovely and warmed me up. It's my hope that this seasonal drink moves over to the regular offerings! We also shared a slice of their GF zuchinni bread - delish and so moist. I've already got my eye on returning for a yummy eggnog latte and some breakfast!

Brew Culture Coffee offers their own brew called BC Blend, which is delicious (took home a bag of…read morefresh roasted beans). The atmosphere is welcoming and cozy inside, where seating is plentiful. There is also some outside seating in the morning sun. Troy is the owner and roaster of Brew Culture for 7 years. There were plenty of staff to handle the increasing number of patrons as they came into the café. There were pastries, bars, burritos, cookies, and oatmeal. This is a well-loved neighborhood spot, but it is feeling some pain due to the construction on Colfax. Today we were lucky enough to be there when a guitarist was playing beautiful music, which we enjoyed while drinking our coffee. We were told he comes about once a month. We loved our visit!

So happy a friend suggested this place for a hangout session! Convivio is a welcoming coffee shop…read morethat has many wonderful Guatemalan treats and beverages to try. Since it was my first time there, I tried a few items. The tostada trio was fresh. It came with some pickled veg and some salsa. I think the salsa could have been a bit spicier, but overall, everything complemented each other well. The highlight for me was the pastries: chaizana and the choco panitos. They weren't overly sweet, which I appreciate. Of the two, get the chocolate panito. Overall, I enjoyed the atmosphere of the cafe. There is a sense of community in the space, as the staff was very welcoming and helpful with figuring out what we should try. I believe there is a Spanish-speaking group there on Tuesdays. I think with the continued mindset of having great food and community, Convivio will have longevity.

Cute, hip, good cause Latin America coffeeshop with some Latino twisted coffee. Price is steep with…read morevegan breakfast on a small portion. $35 for two breakfast & coffee. Charge extra for additional sauce. Service is average. Nothing above & beyond. Foods are tasty, but not good value. Coffee is not standout, but nice latte art.

Wow! Never expected this chocolate croissant to be crunch, buttery, and scrumptious! Came here to…read moregrab something sweet after eating some barbecue meats for lunch, and about 30 minutes before Suzette closes, I thought their pastries would be stalled, but I was wrong. Looking at the croissant, it looks rather small for the amount I paid for it. Putting this pastry up my mouth, I can smell the butter that was used to make it. Taking a bite, the flaky and crunchy croissant hit my mouth, but also all over my jacket. Lesson learned: sit down at the bakery and enjoy the pastry. I did get a chance to talk to the manager about the pastries that are available. The conversation was pleasant. If you happen to be being in this neighborhood, I highly recommend you stop here for their French pastries.

Best croissant in Denver area! Most authentic croissant this…read moreside of Paris. Clean and pleasant atmosphere with kind staff. Quiche is also a favorite.

Walking around the area and stumbled upon 2914 - what a gem! Surprised this has never shown up on…read moremy radar. Everything is perfect. To start, they have Polaroid's of local doggos on their community board. The vibe is cozy and fun with hanging local art for sale, happy plants soaking up sun and cute wall decor painted near the chalk menu. Whoever picked the music knows what's up. Good mix. Couches (where I posted up with a good book) and big comfy chairs are scattered amidst smaller tables for friends to catch up, bar tables for workers to plug in, and even a long table with benches for larger groups or individual strangers to co-work in a pleasant setting. They also have tables and chairs outside to enjoy the sunshine. I didn't get any food (this time!) but their sandwich menu looks ace, as do the pastries. I gravitate towards seasonal lattes and opted for their Irish creme latte and um, yum! Not too sweet and a nice mix of flavors going on. The other seasonals looked good, too. Baristas were kind and know their stuff. So... Yeah. Come here. You won't regret it. I'll absolutely be back!

I really like this place. The service is good. The place is welcoming and busy in a way that is fun…read moreto hang out in. Baristas are friendly and welcoming. The food is particularly good, especially for a place that I find is more coffee focused than cafe focused. I only have one comment, which is really a comment for many Denver restaurants beyond this one coffee shop. That is this: sandwiches should be cut in half when they're finished being constructed. A sandwich isn't really "finished" until it's cut in half. We should think of that final, decisive slice through the sandwich as a kind of signature at the bottom of a painting or a poem. This is complete. It is ready to be eaten. If a sandwich is too unwieldy to be cut in half easily, then some thought should be given either to the construction and ingredients or to technique. A sandwich may need to be wrapped in parchment, then sliced, or a different knife may need to be used. Whatever needs to happen to slice that thing in half should be considered. I say this is a comment for all of Denver, because you really don't find this problem back east. It's like in coming west people forget about this final, essential step in making a sandwich. Anyway the spicy father is a great breakfast. But it would paradoxically be made truly whole were it to be served in two halves.

Enjoyed their punch and also got two of their "Best Loved Brownies" in Colorado, according to a…read moreGoogle review. They had a cream cheese topping. I thought they were rather too sweet. The cashier was very considerate.

A great, small spot to pop in for a tasty coffee and pastry. The staff here is so friendly. The…read morecoffee absolutely hit the spot. Nothing like a perfect vanilla oat milk latte. The pecan sticky bun is only available on Saturdays and Sundays so either get there early or pro tip, preorder the night before and it'll be waiting for you! While it's not as good as my mommas back home in Texas, it's pretty close! They sell out of goodies QUICK! I love that you can see the bakers making pastries while you order, really adds to the vibes! Be back soon to taste more goods!

Food was really good . Service was quick , took my order to go . Prices are fair !…read more Worth it 100% . Recommended quick coffee and breakfast

What I love about rise and shine is the consistency of the food the service and the atmosphere that…read moreeach place has been so far. This is my second location I've visited and it was just as good as the first. Highly recommend.

Clean and modern open space cafe. The coffee was excellent and tasty, it was too bad their seasonal…read morepandan latte was unavailable as it sounded very good. One staff member was running the place by himself, but did an excellent job switching between cashiering and preparing drinks & heating pastries. Lots of seating that is very spaced out - saw a few folks working on laptops as well. We got both a hot and iced latte, with oat milk, one with sakura sweetener and the other with Colorado honey. Both were tasty, not too sweet, just the right amount of sweetener to add flavor but not overwhelm the drink. We also got two pastries - a savory one with Gruyère and leek. The other was a key lime cruffin. Both were very flaky and had an excellent crunch. Personally I liked the savory one more, but the key lime flavor in the cruffin was also a lovely strong tart flavor. No complaints for either. Sapor is a bit outside the main downtown area but this a solid coffee place. Very quiet too.

I was excited to work from here and try their drinks for the first time! Lots of open space and…read morehigh ceilings here. I think roughly half of the tables were taken when I was here on a Thursday morning. I got an oat matcha with their sakura syrup. I love that they have a sakura syrup! That being said, I didn't love the matcha and sakura mix, but that's probably just me. I would have also liked my matcha to be a little stronger.